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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

noFVR. Da. Aurii f5--The senate today
resssd TIE House aiil prohibiting absolute
iv tts rnanufsctrr0 snd sale Of al kinds Of
Imitation and sduissrsisd butter.
Wt<Ffv.sroS APRIL ii-pouiter. Charles,
Ne,tsrvis. Hlsxe. alias G. *. Nsnderbilr.
fhs roerr Frri sbusn. Who VS. sErrste,i
here .sst aEht on complaint 1f Lynch-
burg Va. detective VS. handed over 20
Virginia officers today and isksn back 10
Irnchbur- fcr trial.
BsRtrS. April i5-Hsr- Rsrrsv has de-
citei to auen a theatre n HrrIn for the
rreserfatlon of a German classic irnrus
The prvefz IL warmly supported By the
Crown f-icce. FreterS Wulsm
Ssvs sstStrsco Auru i5-Whits susars
wers -r1acc,l another quarter Of a cent to-
daF.
Naalfs hrri t5-HsrrY Timer the OLD
sst locomotive engineer - the { nited Stafes
died al Whstir~ Ala Thursday. The frst
engine On fhe Charleston & Hamburg rcai
Vas run 5v hsu. fhis vss tte third rsii-
rsed a1ilt In Ausries. The engine hsd
wooden drving rods
Wksarvcrr1. Aorii f5-The vs'ue 0f the
rrfnc'rsl articles cf provisions reported dur
ing Nsra rast sgErszate3 s. iol. Isl against
sSet2 r5 IN March i>ss.
Wtsarverox. April lS-rhe President
shcrs harts With fva hrndr.f gerrie This
afternoon. ~erers1 rersrrs IN tsa crowd
vere rrcsgnizsd - oi3 acausintsnces. A
veteran RI snti1ualel uniform Introduced
himself as a survivor ~ tte wsr ~ Isl
Two members ef t1e California legislature
we're amOrg these presented
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
THE FURIOUS FLAMES
Big Blazes Put in Their De-
structive Work.
4 100000 FIRE IN AtH HAMPSHIRE.
Several lives Lost and Many narrow
Escapes from peath-an Old Mans
Serious Mishap-Three Chi
cago Dwellings Burned.

DoygR y II April i5.-The main build
ing OF the Cocheco Print Works OF this
place. was burned today. causing loss Of
500 Geo and throwiag 600 persons our of
employment. The ire originated in wha:
Is known as the "hot room" and spread 50
rapidly that the employees had 10 Zee for
their lives. leaving their outer clothing be-
hind. There were many narrow escapes.
RlmOrs Of loss OF life caused great excite
ment. aud families hocxed To the vicinity 10
learn the fate OF members who had been in
the building. Fortunately all got out
alive. Many saved themselves by jumping
from windows OF the second and third
stories. escaping with slight injuries.
An old aian 66 years old appeared at
window bnt would not jump. Tie was
given up for lost as be re-entered the mill
out was found unconscious aud rescued by
a fireman a few moments later. Hes had
fSinied after crawling to the top OF stair
way and bad fallen TO the bottom. lie was
severely bruised. and his face anc arms
were burned but he will recover. His name
is Elijah HAYES.
The spread OF the fire was
50 rapid that in less than
half an hour from the time it started the
roof and all the floors had fallen in. The
absence or NiDd saved the many valuable
mill buildings adjoining from destruction.
Several aIsrn.ings explosions Of drugs and
chemicals stored IN the basement of the
mill added 10 the excitement OF the oc-
easiOn which was again heightened when
the mil fell iD burying tive tirsmen. The
men, however. escaped with slight bruises.
The loss is divided between print goods.
SD 600 and the fourteen printing machines
and building. $4,000, and is fully covered
by insurance in the Manufacturers Mutual.
10 will be four or i've mon his before the
work OF rebuilding can be completed. The
Cochsco mills, the principal industry of the
place will no, be forced 10 suspend bat the
temporary loss of the print works will
be q sevcre blow 20 the town.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Mrs Walpori, Of Washington. formerly
Marion Guild. u this city. sister Of A. B
Guild Of the County House Was recently
severely wounded with . pistol in the hands
Of an assassin. For the pas ten years Mrs.
Nalport has heen engaged in working up a
clam % the MaipoTt estate. all0uutHE ~
marv millions. in England. lf is stated
that tie attempted assassination was intti-
vafe1 br rlVal Caimenfs - The estate. Mrs.
Malp8ri claims io tho cstate have been
pronoanoed IS lawyers in fhis CITY. judge
Hovf amouE Others. who were formerly re-
tanned by her. 20 be very strong. The claim
81 re stionsaia aeiag perfect Her brother
A. "a. Guild hes been called 20 bsf bedside
~ Washinefon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

"a flsx41l Atsff tstssa a. - tssss 1s4s
&1a -ssesssles I~st A.sAlak.
y Ass~s oass 4ol hsasele. s.esea tae So
sea Ia tkei- azae-Es set4al - ~ 3 isftf
dress c4raivsl - AstgcBo tlsa hsl iAst
sss1lag. Tue affair 81 eoefse. siiiAetsa .
l4rss Stfsnaagce Of tie paFe-ss saa iIleaas
~ The bltis o1ss sno psuielE4is1. tns
bal opsaao sith grand pf4SssssQfiAl
mzfck tbs nlsie beng fafDlsaet = M.
sRa Nrs Brauu Ias sQe aisle e tuu-
aled ~ moIe sai irs1. sFfsye3 - f4r.Qis
costumes. IA @rally attEsrts1 za lea aalliifs-
tlol sld M4nF compliments 81 tae it4f- ut
me u0ibsrs and fries q present Ai.sF tie
i14rta came lfgr4l4 ssei. eals4 sas
nost gracefully executed. Alld she's % ieNr4
he regular programme. 4ls lllfrTeuf chat
sCfeFs we're handsomely eostGl1s4 1ll1 tfe
splnt oi lLem esly cefef fSpfe-
sented To nonce each lltite psia
sna each hliis nl4n IS .o tbe p4T,leliAr l'zt+
ihey to1E ln zEy portion of tie entertain
meng woDid se - meauua AL, anc tais Is
done D. sayiug thai al ere worthy ~
praise Following are tne names % those
~A3 t0sz part.
Misses Adele Levi. Pearl Mclowsn.
AEnls Seymour. Nora bsruLsf- AHA Bar
ies, Nina BOVINE. Louisa Quinn Grace
6fisH0ld. AAs'a Eucaauau. Florence All-
mine, Lulu Dunhsm Helen Houssuan.
Nellie Powers. Aors Judd Kite s.isb.
Maud freeman. Mamie McNanghton.
Lauren Duntou. L3tta Cay. Carrie sigh,
Mabel Marshal, Lolita BALL Ella Shelley,
AAnd Wilcox Jennie WLc0I, Aanna ar
ker. Misses Bo0tn, salhe Minnie. Cara
Mcdowell, Nellie Gray. Fioga Lew. laura
Ewine, May Merrill, Pear Short. Mamie
Waters. LO.ts and Annie Meiss, NinA Hart,
Josie Amtefg
Masters Walter Shelby. Frank Deau.
Harry Fsirchild. h .die Desu. Walter Ne
Gowan, Water aud Moses Hart horatiO
Luce, George McMu ien. John Goldsmith.
COmsf0ck Koukie, LiItston Shelby, MAu-
rice Wilzinski, Joseph knight. fagl Rob
erts. Fred schultz, Burr Rice, Burdstle
HoWna and Wit1a Ipnes
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
The AmenDmsnrs
Pass the House ~ Lansing and Await the
Governors Signature.


LANsIso, April l5.-The Senate passed
one bill today relative TO the distribution Of
legislative manuals. The most Of the day,
morning and afternoon, WAS spent discuss
ing tbs much-talked-abou. swamp land
question. The Senate Committee on Cities
and Villages considered the bill 10 abolish
the upper house of Detroit, but came to no
conclusion As TO what recommendation 10
make The Grand Rapids charter amend
ments were concurred in by The House to-
day. only one representative voting against
them. and he was al old Grand Rapids man
-Hoslord-and knew what the city want
ed. They so 10 the Governor now, ana
there is no reason TO believe that he will
not affix his signature The amendments
are TO 90 into immediate effect. The fine
weather OF the last few days has made TIE
farmer mem oers somewhat anxious,
and this morning they rose up
and voted as ore man that when
the House adjourned today il should
remain adjourned until Monday night. Sir.
Damon, the great economist, thought this
lost time should be made up and introduced
a resolution that two evening sessions be
helds X week, which was voted down.
tn signatures of nearly 900 working
men were attached 10 petitions faYoring the
passage OF the labor bills before tse House
The petitions were read this morning
The supervisors reports bill will be re-
considered soon. Governor Luce has
been censured severely for yetoing it, and
the belief Is that both houses will pass the
bill over his veto. The Governor thinks he
is treated uniustly by the State press. and
says that he has only done what ne cOnsid-
ers to be right. A delegation OF newspaper
men will be here early next week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
The PAN.HAN0LE THIEVES.
The Detectives stin Rskiog Them In Go cd
Enrleh Inhcr L.ronna

=
Pr1sBURG. April i5-Tbs American
detective agency Of this city. are busilv
engaged in arranging this evidence against
The Pan Handle railroad robbers Il is
quite likely that a majority ~ the prisoners
viii waive hearing % Monday next and
gi Sc bail f3r court. 4 detective has gone to
Kansas for the purpose 81 srresiinz John
Connolly. a former conductor on the read.
who ls supposed - have been the leader ~
the g.ur pnd ~ have gotten avav with an
immense amount - 'swsg Detective
Norris arrived from Fast Palestine. d. this
afternoon with lot of fancy dress gods
several guns snd some tobacco. found where
g. s. suuuosed - have been hidisn hy lad
Ta7lor and Msnor Doyle. two 81 the men
undsf arrest. In speas nT Of The srrps- II
no9xet ~ ChlcsE0 Deputy Narcr Grpp
s8rs tns' - has 10 d9uot thaf there vii! -
more raii~ay officials nsbhsd before che
silsaton has Eoae mach further.
81 is alleged thar rhe dete tives kn0w
whers ias 81 roois are hiils1 nn6er the
zr0uud an3 ere only Nsfinx far "A a..
tsmpt 20 be made 20 dig them 80 to nsb
the parties.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
FATAL FLAMES IN mlLwAukt c
"A Expiosion IA Drag Store Which
Caused Disastrous Results.

MrLwArKEE, April 15.-shortly before II
O'Clock TIRE broke out in the wholesale drug
store OF Chas. Baumbach & Co. on the Mar
ket Square near the ST. Charles Hotel. and
the building is now in ruins. The ere orig
mated in the cellar, where two clerks were
engaged in getting out goods to ill orders.
varnish barrel burst. and instantly there
was n explosion ana fissa Oi flames. Ru-
dolph liable. a clerk. was quickly taken out
in q dginy condition. he is badly burned,
and 10 is thought ne cannot live His com
paniOn, John Wehar. was tbr0 En some dis
taacs aud badly burt, but viii recover. The
fire found the rvof through the elevator
shalt, and although the central fire station
is only a block distant, when the dremen
arrived AZ the scene the doomed building
could not be catered. The building was
owned Dy Radolph Ngnnemscher. Il cost
SD coo. and was insured for $4,000. The
loss on stock IS $4,000, insurance. $4,000
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

CIr Ninslow a. Msvo fs FhiisBder
b wright fresuass ou ihf oese. sesiea YER
dc fof plaintiff for 3iHg Judgment sc.
VI. Thomas Z hopsns .eamsnt 81
triHs
llgi.
tie q. d. a J. Eaafoad CO. sssanpsIt ou
TRIAL.
PROSTITUTION ad.aumfl 30 kpr fseo.
3. Niila''sra fa ss nfftenses sf lourue8
30 April lt NIa Ds5il rth alIenaplsa
rape tei4 10 present. tefa af superior
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

txclas,Ns 70 1ss Ns>t-skv -stst-g.
CLARION. April 15-This place was vis-
ted by a severe storm shortly after O'Clock
this morning, accompanied by heavy thun-
der, and for a short time lightning was in
cessant. The dwelling house OF J. +. Darrah
was struck by lightning The chimney was
driven through the roof, filling narrow
hallway with bricks. Two bedrooms were
filled with bricks, one Of the rooms being
occupied by two young ladies. The bed
was strewn with broken bricks, one half
brick falling on the pillow where one OF the
girls head lay when the shock occurred.
The other room was occupied by Matt
Thompson. the hired man. Brick IVES
strewn all around this room also The
bolt then passed TO the ground floor in the
front sitting room, where Mrs. Dsrrah was
sleeping in bed. and II tore one Ok the posts
oGt OF the bed and carried il across the room
and left il behind a stove. Il then cleaned
the ashes ont OF a round oak stove an1
scattered them completely over the room.
after which il passed down cellar snd into
the earth. The house was occupied al the
time by Mrs. D8rrah her daughter Marion
and her friend Miss Barbara HnHord. Ms
Henry Mcconnell and the hired man. Mr.
Thompson. none of whom were hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Lov9ov. April i5.--Tls 1ttfirrf this
norn'ag saws of me saunders0u- sxton-
Hes'y episods in the House of Commons
Is.t oirht 'The sccne. painful a. il vas,
d.sclolss Che fact thst thecolisagues Of Ezan.
saerdaa snd Dy-ne have a. iesst the grace
f1 be- ashamed m farliamenf &C their Old
Iriarfs
NJ Iahcrchere writes to The Tnes thst
forf Randolph Chuschil urged ;hs Orange.
rien to trht and received The applause of
t-e rrsse5t sivlc8fes % rJcrcicn. AMI there
fere &c oUgls sos 90 object o. the doctrine
ef irishman lighting when tEeir rights are
invaded
The NFNf AriHs cor1ui. 01en's he Sneaker
unon his imr7rtitiifv ard rarrissv during
the i-yiar scsae in the House sst night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Four Prisoners Bsd Nis.orri sheriff An
An-cticnate Fsrev~cit

IsvAR, No. April i5.-last night the
prisoners 10 jsl here escaped by saving one
Bar OF IN The corridor. gong through the
p,snz f0or snd outside of ,hs s3one fouu-
datior They wee. J. ~ West con
victed Of murder and sentenced for twenty
I've rssrs in the penifer tiarv. With a say
of execution until The 18th of this month.
~ - arusr a crnhdencs uan. ~ OF
ava kas snd the two Prewl.s cf this
eountv petty thieves. reward 81 Si7s
has been offered hv The shr rif Ars
Turner is supposed 20 have fr~u sh@i them
means Of escape. a. she va constant visi-
tor 10 the All ard VS. generally sCcor1-
s-.es -
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

YorssTowN. O.. April i5-A terrific
thunder Al hsii storm rassei over Ni'es
Ohio. at $50 O'Clock ih.s sseernaon- Mrs
bv izh thing rhils sfa7tl1z a. au nu-stsirs
window hes hushsn3 VS. knreksf de~n
and s~ri0rsg 3 bat nof fsfafv ie,oret A
Mssonevs fsce sD8 neck Esre b.acktoed
Aks seonT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

BslFlaozz, Nd Apr. i5-A eaarly
ceaIsfsncs sas began here today. An-Ds
ne nlany siaiuag participants are kss.
LFman AbboiG. DID. u sea fark Rev.
thoal4s X Beeshsr. 81 Elmirs. 3 r.
Gas . ksliogs. New Iafk. gliss Fra1cis
#sFlane. ef Conaeeticut Rev Il. L. WAY
l.1d of Fhilzaeiphia. ReF EdSsrd q
Il ale. ~ Bostoa MAJOR Hodges delivered
a. sl1ress ~ xelco14s. Addresses see
las1e 4pon -CnsritAois 0Fxali sallous a14
tie Best Astao1s ~ L2sJeasiag Ctar'ty
- p q. Gilman. President d Joan Hoe
Ans diversity. Cbsrles -. ksli9zx. tAe
Secretary II lAe Clarity Oresa ssIoa ~
cieiy. 81 NsN f0rk, Jasse tra1eis Way
.aa1. u Asv Haven. Rev = l. Ha's u
Boston, sud Rev II. l. WsYiald u Fail4-
1elp1la- NJ Hale sd thzI .hs nsosf ef-c-
I'VE caarts3ie societies are ~ Portland,
Jre. Buffalo \ r.. Msmphis. Team. aad
t.ttsbarx. Pa Iae problem, be sA.d. was
not 20 prevsas poverty. which cannot be
eiimina ed, oat - prevent paupsT.sm-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

ApEi,H. April l5.-several months $50
Mrs. 4. S. Fuller. Of Grand Rapids. member
OF The Board Of Control Of the state IN
dueirial Home for Girls. compromised a suit
against ibe Lake Shore Railroad f1T in.ur-
ies sustained a. he Adrian depot. accept
Ing q oo Her Adrian attorneys. Bean q.
Lane. presented biii for services amount
INK - $50 she refused - settle. snd TIE
saif eh they brought essiast Der 20
recover is DOW on trial 10 the Circuit Court
here
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
Three Dwelling. Burned.

CTNcrNSAri, April 1.-two FIRE alarms
were sent in At 4 ?. m. calling double re-
lav Of engines to a dwelling On Cii.t0n-sve..
near Psrksrs. The FIRE originated IN the
garret of St5 Cli0on-sve PROBABLY fsrn a
defective 'us. Mrs D1-s Wsl'ers q widow.
owner Of the place. was ill in bed and had
% he carr ed ont. narrowly escaping dest1.
The houss and furniture was destroyed
Loss 5000. The next house, No 3i7. $50
tTo-storv frame dwelling. was Owned
by John Rice, bat vas uuoccupisd.
u and r stable in the rear of i- we're totally
destroyed. loss s. go fne third building.
a thfes-stOrv brick occupied by = Mr.
Lvls1. caught in the root and vas de-
strorsd loss s1lo Tne total loss on the
three houses 81 e00. probably insured
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

ST. IeSteE. April l5.-The ice in The
Straits is getting 1uiie s5fs ia aces. butthe
weather f1r q ieW days hss been coi8. with
strong Fast winds. Today Is is rsrucr
Tith thunder showers. Fis1ermea from
rrenfiss Bay. Who csme over Yesterday. say
th-v g9f thFoul srer7 fev ief: an8 vs-s
obliged 81 unhltch fheir horses an8 draw
the sleigh home thea8srlves
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

REtrvo rs arl l5.-An of.c'sl 70
port O Tie capdtie the grain crops IN
this ooantv ~as Forwarded te3sy r. ths
Nafcnsl Departments ~ Agriculture end to
ths -s,e isgsrd az Azrl-alt0re. lf Is es8-
wheat ana rfn sbow decrease oI ~ f,er
cert - csmrarison Nith tAe aYeTaFe eoadi-
f1n ~ fhe saue time ifsi resf ducA n
fae decrease ass beef. cs 49, hF the severe
resthsf rfich rreFa 81 - times when fAe
6elds usre bare 81 sa9T.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Iolsrrftr ~. April ff--Frsnk Har-
RE. a convict in the Southern Indians
prison. e 1efsrso0~i'e. ssnt 0p for three
wears from Fearssn fouaty. fe8 wss
ki 81 ~ s o'e'eeF thIs srerine ~ Nsrk
Whifs. Is 5or ss f1r kIH ne aoiterssn ~
Wsshinzten. faf rofa men Tsrs - N1ft
81 fha shos dsrsrtne0f eaes Whlr
~heffsd h's saee knffe 49, ruf hsfrls
taroat. SO caase can BE- c5n5eet1rs6 ss
there rss rs nrovocstoa,
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
GONE Wis SEQ 600
A New Jsgsey Wstsr seaass1issisasF whose
Whereabouts ls /. 8ssssss-

HoEek1s. n. j. April ia water
Commissioners. Mi,basl A. Murphy. II
HoboAen, is .oissng. and fumors that br 10
. dsfaul',s OF $4,000 or sfU.9s9 ans flying
about lhe oty he has nei been seen since
lssi n.fhi ly any of hf friends Murphy
Was wafer romlni ist.onsf fof .nfirfa
wears and was very paiNiaf. iils salary is
e1 .pN year Tie Hsltf commissioners
held q SECRET srssIou tals Hiteruoon but
nothing cau be asCtTialuts
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

- sh< kalss "a tas t,sal
faQRi1 li Aprll Es-4aeit IS oel3est~
b he eeea eFasts<ci st = NeisAy w1f
aalass sAs aisiissfs eefe 2aa a. otrs taf
eoQney. ~hisk naxy rssga "a fts dssfsp
nen 81 tae sseal 4he neeui .sllals pita
tosxEc casisGas iae eVAs. 81 the sea
yfe e..sas' sllslll.rls Asse iaiisa Aaa 81
~ 1sa EA1cftu1t4l id Lt f~gli. StE
ealRs tast tes pae. IS auntilIaE g. Es.e has
lo4ss 81 Is capacity taf hfass aist.iserf
aeFoks tHc ever ~klEa Is Ssso aN llt l,aal
aaase vla Ff.bsalf * eAlAs2eo VIA
tNe eisliiisrics outside - fse I.s.s sua oaf
~ iasa- TaaaluE af i1ii espae..s tas bar
tauny of lh< itoa Is Sci ioi.z n threatened
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

sz---s'Vs IS -ss 1t-t-ste-stsle-
KALANAzoo April l5.-Judge Hilton. q
Paw Paw, today shipped from here the
stallion Young Wilkes" record. 2.2sl
which he has sold % the Penn Valley stock
farm, Of Nouisville. Pa, Tor s., so.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

AwsTERosN April ia hotel in the
centre Of th~ city. which was GRO Tdei with
guests Who came here 20 join n the fsstivi-
lies in honor Of the Kings birthday. caught
re last night and was entirely destroyed.
-Four inmates were killed. and several sus-
iainsd injuries Of more OF less severe char
arter
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
POPULAR.
46--CANAL-ST.46

SO well sre ve ssfirfed viih our sus
cest thsf We concluded e. keep up THE
One -four Of Sale for s short time
iongef Note nout ni eur pnCet
$500 Pine French KID Ladies Shoes,
TUNED. q of Hs.Ib.
$3.50 Hsnd-iufrsd Lstiet' Shoes S.
French KID. Cufiso 10 81 D0neois
a cH only a1.oH Tbit shoe rs-
faiia everywhere 81 f.b 0t.
90 co HBnf turned 5hSes - 2n
our 8 3 % Line ~ Cprlso Kie Frrnth
KID. Dsngois ~ Petbie Cost e. g 2 p.
Al 90 80 stsss "a Curse Kit. Dengsis
of pebbis Goat - 3 50
The popuiss 7 uc Dpisf shoe. Ead pT
Cost. g 20 Cheap e. So &c.
8 30. 2 n snd 8 90 Isles Shoe
ai 81. %. a5c sud 75c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

cst Tssus Ffff~a Tes.g.
80 year gloves kfas6 sf hi.l.leF 8
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

OR 81 30 Genuine lssnd-seVss Bhses
81 Congress naiiefsI. Burton o. late.
eiehs styiss. onif 81.75-
eb So Hant-sewet Eoofs. Fsentt Cal.
oriy a1.fo
Oef Celtbfatss g. o. Csu shoe .ievsn
s,Yles. oriy g. 21. Mace # iar Desi
sfotk stylish rnl solid 81 S rotk.
Al 81 oC Shoes dovn - Sc
A. 81 SO -hoss onif fffe
selif vvsgfi.f ro.s 81 % arc zoe
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

POPULAR SHOE H0UEE.
80 GANAk~ET
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

LlF-IL III = , Iff| IvLT4
Ef.7E Foeth cl If efs aaets s. z 81.
$50 Yoafhs ~ Nisse's Saert ssf-1z.
So 1C Ck1lfer's Shoes IS Go
s. Ir c. l6rcnf= Shoes a5r
8 a oo cnsitfen Ehese ftr
7sc Cfn1rtrs sroes 1fc
noc Chsffsns bfoss o5c.
Eatb~re. sfrprrs sn1 81 ofh., cuszs
o. feerfa f.4 90 fori
ferflsf fflcss.
THESE GOODS sls sl 1-ar x1d
freeze utssaf s fesrsr every pio1 sses
made - oaI ovr oTf-- 81 fsrcs.r - s.
eadf an6 er9s ~ sslffrr trash We
havt 81 Sizes. 81 rsfks ens hlnaFsf9
- Ftetes
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-09
MOI lie.

limited STATES LAND OFFICE, Los
u Angeles, Cal, October 3D., 1887. Com
nlaint having been entered at this Office by
Terence ooney against Jams p. IpsoR for
abandoning his homestead entry. No. 1885,
dated Nov 22d, 1884 uron The southwest
quarter, section ] 8, Township north, range
IS west, s. b. NJ, in Los Angv les comfy, CAL
with view to the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are herebv summoned to ap.
year at this Office on the 9th day of Janii.
airy, 1883, at 10 o'clock A. N. to respond and
furnish testimony concernin said alleged
ara / donment. J. d. BETHUNE, Register.
l. Ii. POLK, Receiver. d0'4w
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schafer,s Art Sale.

Tonight, Saturday and Monday
evenings, the 9th, 10th and 18th in
slant, t,ere will be sold at Opera
House Hall, on Main street, near
First street, the finest collection OF
paintings ever exhibited here. They
are the work OF the well-known artist,
Schafer, and consist of Yosemite Val
lev scenes, Oregon, Colorado, Utah,
British Columbia and Washington
Territory scenery, and painted from
sketches taken directly from nature
by the artist himself. They will be
On exhibition, commencing this morf-
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ing at II o'clock, until the end Of the
sale. Every adult attending the sale
prior to O'Clock P. N. will receive q
ticket, and after the sale there will be
a drawing and twenty highly finished
sketches will be gived away. This is
d me in order to have all promptly on
hand to open sale.
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NVANIED-A EXTRAORDINARY or
wv fer to all va ting en- plOA ment w e

WAIVED AN EXTRApkDlNAnl or
w fer to all wa ting empo, meht W e
want. live, -nprg tic sgeniS In every county
in the United States and Canada 10 sell n
patent ticle Of great merit. ON IT'S MERITS
An article having large sale, paying owe
100 per reut profit having no competition,
and on which the ag"nt is protected in the
eXclus We sale by deed given for each and
every csun he max secure from lis. With
al these advantages IT, our agents. and tn
fact that il is an article that can be sold to
every house-owner. it might not be nee ssa
ry tn make IAN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER t.
secure good ag' nts at once, but we have
con luded tn make 1t TO show. not only our
co, fidence in the merits of our invention.
bu. in its stability by any agent
that will handle it with energy. Our
agents now at work are making from 5 so
TO 1900 month clear. and the fact makes
It safe for us to make our offer to all who
ar GU. of employment Any agent that
will give our business thirty DAYS trial
and fail TO clear Mt least 500 in this time.
ABOVE ALL EXPENSES, can return all goo"s
unsUd to us and we will refund the money
paid fur them No such mi,love,s If agents
ever dared to make such offers, nor would
we IL we did nj know that we have agents
now making moro than double this am unit
our large descriptive circulars explain our
offer fully, and these we wish to send to
everyone out of Employment who W II sen
at once and secure the ag, ncy in time TO-
the boom, aud 90 to work on the terms
nam ID In our extraordinary Offer.
Address. NJ once NATIO~AL NOVELTY Co..
5l4 Smithfieid st, Pittsburgh, Pa.
dS-Tt-Wlt
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Another Runaway.

Yesterday morning double team
attached to a wagon ran away from
tie corner OF Franklin and Spring
streets, and collided with cart. The
wagon was overturned and the driver
overthrown. but no serious damage
done. Officer Arguello stopped the
mad career Of the horses.